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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
Personal NOTES AND DISSERTATIONS

Bank Examiner James W. Hyatt Of Connecticut VINO
il candidate for United states Treasurer Jordans place
at Washington hurried away TO Connecticut with MS al
legged sponsor ex Senator William H. Barnun, yesterday
morning after having come from an interview Win lie
President in Washington. paddock on his lips would
mot bave been more effective In securing his silence how
ever AS to the matters connected win ms Nsit 10 tne
Capital Mr. Barnum had evidently gwen MN a lecture
on fine art of saving nothing. for he refused even 70 le
reporter speak 10 him Nj. Barnums irlohds say tna'
if Mr. HYATT does receive the appointment inc Seha'
Tor viii nrnffer no more advice at the White House.
whether invited to do or not but VIII Try 10 get d"
occupant for that place who will meet his Wishes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11

Prince Leopold OF Germany is taking life In New
worry comfortably and sensbly lie receives few visitors
at his apartments In the Albemarle Hotel although he
has many callers lie spent yesterday in going about TO
points OF interest with Consul-Genera feigel, win
whom he drove through Central Park lie has gwen UP
The idea Of going 10 Washington and will remain here
until his departure for Europe Saturday Go far he
has declined all invitations 10 dinners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
Norgs ABOUT STAGE AFFAIRS.

m. NJ the most attractive performances "hch nave
heen advertised recently in Newiork was given at the
star Theatre yesterday afternoon III was the ooo'S
NJ W Couldock's testimonial Deneht gwen 10 inhrA
his Aftieth anniversary on the stage MT boouh' MI
narro,, Mr. Jefferson Miss DavenporS, John Gilbert H.
:, ,,ntsll lanes ONeill, Mrs. John Drew, Kyrle Bel
1.w Annie Robe, J. II. Barnes. and the beneficiary
n..lf were among the the bills. IL was eA
eced that the theatre would he crowded 10 overno"s
lint when the performance was half over tnoio Tbis
several rows of vacant seats on the gro Of those
present They enjoyed in the irst pac .So comnany
aHamet" played by Edwin Booth ana tou r"' They then
which has supported him during ms Io eondai with
saw the Screen Scene in The school ioi ira 81
Miss Davenport S e. FIX Is 1t ie and Barnes
Iossnb MIR CouldOck enthuslasuc.I! 49, 80
when be sssS4 az 5na 'Sf The
aInus Casar was played by Lawrelce DaIle'1 S"I
ported by ms own s he Rivals Mr. jefferson appear
ing as Bob Acres Mr. 0Ne as S Lae od Mrs Drew
as Captain Absolute Miss Kobe as Ly were large for the
prices Of admission high and large 9n9
been maid nj the auction sale of seats some @ %
1870 from which but small deduction VIII nave u
be made for expenses e.to s closed again. The GYPSY
Raron which MI Conred has been presenting tneIe Ioi
week having proved tbe nonse from Mr.
1Jarrcan took advantage OF the clause IN tner a.
with Mr. Conred by which they had gnt 10 G,c Sn ,'
Wilson Barrett sailed for home yesterday morning on
the Alaska The early hour at when sd se 10 see him off
Man baskets and bouquets sent Mr. Barrett mad
the captains cabin . .,...,o, o;ro1os Yesterday
ostn tbA retirement from Nat Goodwin's company ol
Miss Lille Gribb Various reasons were ASSIGNED ipl
5ba stem one of them being that her attendance AZ .
Phiadeinhia Gun Club grounds To see MISS Coghiall
shoot had caused her to he late for the
bowever her retirement not unconnecteu WIN lh'
,,yonincnce given 10 Miss Loe Fuller in the company
A. ali events Miss Grub will sing next season WIN INT
Casino company. .,. M !, olv-ovs q
oil
Anniversary OF the production OF Ermme nI.
marked it by decorating the house profusey WIN hGWSI
and distributing prettily Autographed card conian,
8 list 81 ali the past successes Some changes In the cas
were made but only of a minor character. -. -, oo,,
Mime Helene Hastreiter has closed contract "a! C t
for CONCERTS in St Petersburg Vienna ana beill n'e
nor engagement with Colonel Mapleson has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11

Spring Arrayed In Robes Of Green
welcome TO Sufferers from sciatca rheumatism
backache and aga than Bensons Pasters, the grea
main mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11

TRIBUNE OFFICE. May Ill A. M-The fog was dis
PEELED yesterday morning and light southeastery breeze
and sunny skies made the day perfect There was little
change in the barometer The temperature ranged be-
than on the corresponding day last year. and lower
than Monday. "a, .s, =,
In and this city to-day there VIII prooaoy po
slightly warmer fair weather
At present cooler partly cloudy weather. possibly with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11

.nay h1r through prompt and g scsS S ~ s, hs
y nr, an and thus avertinEa poaslple pahse s ~
down the y. continue his peffvrmshsss ef seaae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
Children Cry for Pitchers Castori..

To Beautfy the skin.
Use Cogae's snperfne Toilet Soaps Cashmere Bouques
perfumed with and most delicate odors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
Guecial Notices.

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AND
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AT 2:sO O'CLOCK PRoMPrLY EVERY DAY.
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AT SAND 1880 P. NJ,
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otthe late
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Now ready catalogues of the Library OF the late
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comprising extraordinary collection Of WORKS on Printing
Scientific Works General Literature &c.
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can be tried leading climbs, hotels restaurants ana
saloons Sold by all trst. class grocers and dealers.
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Carriage free in New-York and Brookyn-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tn the diagram the barometric uc-
tuaons Yesterday az the United states Sigma
service this city The dashes indicate tho temperA
ture noted at Hudnuts pharmacy. 2l5 BROADWAY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
A PROWLEK PEPPERED.
An Aged Negro Rs'sr's % = shst-
qua In Protect isis Home.

gu. To Protect isis Home.
This deadly shotgun was called on
to do duty out In Chelses Saturday
night and II did n, bat not very dead.
y or ~ e6ectually rs the facts would
have justified. John MtIotre, q col.
ored man ,bjut 6f,y years ole, lives
N an cut Of tho way street Ia the
n-iphborhood o. the III pc oil work.,
>ud with him his vile, who 10 s-vrrai
y'As hit I0ior, add Ter lister, L1lu
Pass, aged fourteen years, Not fer
irom MrIstlrs liv.s Bob wuhamp,
color-d, rho 10 hbcut ,hir'y ,e,r. old
NJ "a Tor his o Ist krvp.r
a ~tite VI men Of that low order
ITO la dltgrsce 10 her race. Sc IL
no very sllrSc i've, or, 1T Ieatt, Go'
buusn ~ 81 rnysl"p ths ,htife afsc
ilIs Of her radd n orlorsd lord, for
,hs gnsAp,'f tue NEG b rho 4 have
chat IN Ia = " q isut vi, tor to thr
VI la Ire ab ~ Nn n'hr old msn Ia
a.ay o hi. work, 81 4 that he has in
raistd hims- I | ito 'he good gr.c =
o. Mrs. Arlotifs, I'd, a. he szm-
Tine, hes ruluyaied with suc.
ce.s Ia wday n,srt Mel ,ti,s
reached tCmp about IL v'elock, ., d
louud Williams entertain ng hi, All
sbd ,ist.I IN las. McIsin 10 a IA,
girl 'g,t him sImsthlng TO tat. wher
he IA soleutly iold bin that sae "a
Y ing ~ town with Uncle Bob "
rheutupon McIntire, 10 use hi
own words. said 10 the i,a
tive Rob; Lock sr.hyar, Mr.
Mr.. Willisme, you sees wha, devil
msnt YOU dun put In dat gals head
now | want you TO stay awAy iron
hyar. aud IL; ny fJlks alone" To tn
The unwe come ues, dsflantly replisu
that he would come there wheneye
10 wanted to and stay a. long a. h
pleased. MoIntire resented this b
telling him that u he didn't stay asa
he would mahe INN, whersupoI
Williams b~lufinsly informed bir
that he cpnld "iicK the life ouisi biu
befJro the water could gt hot" N,
lntirc said be would like TO sss hir
or anybody else whip him In hir nv
hous-, when the ipIuuer struck .
him, bat h,Iatlre lodged the bljw
snc, jumpiig back q step or two
sns,ched W sslng q bsrrelsd shotiur
AZ he did 90, Williams sprang oul q
the door, hut ueiore be reached IN
gate lo,d OF birdshoi had bee
lodge 10 his right shoulder He isI
homs aid ,ent irA doctor, whj eau
aud picked the shoi out. His woun,
II net serious. la feet, he wi
be able 10 appesr 10 cohrt thi
n%orning, wlen MeIlurr, sho ~
arrested thorily alter tho fhooiips
sill b. iried ON the charge OF shoo.
ing g. kill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd 8

MRnPHIs Steam Laundry, ga I'd BIT.
U. K. HoUcK 4 Co. have removed
to their new store, 1888 Main street.
" you want ell pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JET.
ferson street.
WHEELER 4 WILSON Manufacturing
Company have removed 10 No. 800
Second street.
STANLEY d Anderson, funeral d.
rectors and embalmerP, 55 Madison
street, sre fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at ~reeidences, when ordered, Tor
the accommodation Of friends,
SPECIAL students will be received 10
any department at tire Higbee School,
or to take private Lessons In Music,
Art, ElocutioD, Literature, the Ian.
gusges, or In the Business Oouree.
FIrs.-All fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No a g
after frat d,y's use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to fit
cases. Send TO DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Pailadelp la, Pa.
Miss CARRIE M. KKATIsa will be at
home in The first week la October aud
resume her classes rs q vocal and alec
teacher Of the piano. For terms an.
ply 10 Mr. Emil Levy, at Wi'zmann q
Co.'S, No. 1903 Main street, with whom
intending pupils may register their
names. As already ced, Mise
X eatiDg will give a free scholarship
Tor The last five months OF the session
t. the most diligent and best student
the session up to February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
Personal POINTS.

SAMUEL GABAY arrived homs from
Europe after a four months stay.
ArrRR an absences Of -four months,
Mrs 3. P Walker and family returned
yesterday. d.
M. A. DC cHRAs returned yesterday
from q pleasant trip through the
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs John Dsdmond and
son, Wrsy, have returned from q sum
msr's stay at Kingston springs.
Mrs ANNIE RYAN, who has been
spending 8 month with relatives and
friends at Nashville, returned Friday,
The friends Of Mrs Frank +. Woods
welcome her return from a protracted
and pleasant visit to Florence and
Bsily Syringe, Ala.
MRS. ]. NJ. and Miss Carrie Kta'.
Ing arrived yesterday morning, fer q
sojourn Of some three months ut rt.
sorts along the New England cosst.
ED OoRRIoAs, the we'll known turf.
man Jno. II. Russell. Col, George Y.
Scott and family, OF X isedsle, Mise.
Capt. James Burke, OF Greenville, and
Ospt. John II. Jornagin, Of Bolivar
county, Mics, are at the Peabody.
A. @. DU0As ard ]. O. Bsilstsip, oil
Louisville, KY. Y. Nichols Stewart
and o. ID. Christian. OF Texas; A. g.
Mcclure and wife, OF Rosedsle, Mlss. f;
Henry O. Pike, Of New York J s.
Y rbee, Of Cincinnati, are stopping
ct the GayoBo hotel.
p. II. KIrG Kansas City. No.; Z.
l. Hyde, Jackson, Tenn. : q. +. MI.
gan, Cleveland, o F; U. r Divant, New
Orleans, Is A. Flora, Buckley. Ark
Miss Lua Evans, Miss Laura Evane,
NJ % NJ. Counts, j. l. McClung aud
Il b. Barrow, Corona, Tenn, are at
Dufy's hotel.
Tn MAS II. B. DAVIS and O. A..
Johnston, New York; X. M. Hall,
Louisville, KY; Il J. Whseock,
Clarendon, Ark John L. Burke,
Montgomery. Ala F; K IL. Elliot, Biz.
miDgbam, Ala. ; N. ] Frilzon, He epa,
Ark, and J hn l.. Bag, Little Rock,
Ar, are at Gaston's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
NEBRAsKA's GOyHRaOH
Gov. TsyIer viii rsss Action IN the
Al nemshos Case.

A Nashville d amer reporter inter
vlswsd Gov. Tsy'or on last Friday,
The Governor had Joe, received = let
ter from Attorney General Peters. oil
shelby county. conserving the eur
render ~ Al Mcmahon 10 the sh .Iin
Of Shelby county by the Go.sruor ii
Nebraska on q rsquisltion from Gov.
Taylor. The letter SET firth ths iscu
aud contained the following taJsstsm
from the Governor Of Nebrasks;
hay. refused 10 surrender MeNahon
Don,t ,hihs anything can b. done to change
Gov. TsJlor has jus, returned from
New York and has done noihl.g Ia
the matter. lie said 20 . Bani or ~.
porter; 81 cen DO novhirg until GOV.
Thaytr q 4 / have = cointpoNdsnce
about the m ,titr. That ~e snail have
Al once, | think. W. will hsve "a
oime 10 an understanding atom Il,
and that al once"
TIE Law governing fuch IA
very plain aud reads NJ f1llowe. "a
person charged la any Htste with res
son, felony or other ,rims, who 'hRll
Zee from i%ns'lce aud be iound ia an.
other State shall, on cemsud OF the
executive Authority Of ths stare
from which ic Il a, bs del vered up
10 be removed To tie State hHvips
jurisdiction oi the crime"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

Jsoss-WafauFfGnt

Tonight, at the Memphis iheatsr,
tragedy will take the place OF com.
edy, aud "vireinius" will succeed
"Posg's Ferry" and "0ur Angel" A
week Of standard dramas will be .
III treat 10 theater g,ere, aud espe-
eislly 40 when they will bs presented
by such artists - E3u,s James AID
Marie Wain wright. In Nj. jane
the sterling Roman patrio, and col
der hods . fitting exponent, and y"
more pleasing or Ingenious virRini,
walks the stage tsan the graceful aud
accomplished actress who will appevr
In that role this evening. "Virginiu,"
Ia an eHsc I've play, full Of color and
we'll rounded eenteucee, and having ~
historical plot particularly INTEREST,", y
aud dramatic. The late John Me
| Oullouph placed II high la publ G
estimation by his unsupported rendi
ton Of the leading role, md
II 10 ntedlefs TO state that the play hr'
not suffered at the hands Of the James
wainwright combination. Tomorrow
night and Saturday matinee "Grs,oh
en-" Gilbsri's vertion Of Faust sp,
Marguerite" will hs presented
Wednesday, "~Insomai'; Thursday
"Hamlet"; Friday, Romeo ADD j
lia,", and Saturday night, "Macbs,h.
Friday being tho reeep Ion day q
] President Cleveland aud Mrs., Cl,v.
land, the doois Of the iheater will h,
= open until 2 O'Clock pm, 81 n 10 NV
,bose dosirlpg TO attend tue perioru
A auce ample time 10 wltn,ss ~ hr
works displsv from the river b'una
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Will king frost never lay hold on
this city,
lex Court Square Keeper Rogers
Is on duty at the station .house.
1T 10 reported thst the doctors will
order their telephones out today.
The county court will again en-.
desvor TO look alter county sfiairs to-
day.
The James. w Wainwright combins-
ton In "Virginus" at the thsa'er to.
night.
Tho Court square fierce still
stands, despite peren ptoiy instruc.
lions from the council.
"A horse, supposed to hsyei run
away, was taken up last night at
Shelby and South streets, with har-
ness on and shafts attached. The
horse Was badly hut.
-%Thirty.nins barrels Of centrifugal
sugar arrived at New Orleans Sstur.
day, and we're sold ss follows: sjI
barrelr, whites, at 71c per pound, and
thifty-three barrels, yellows, at etc.
Toe Jscksonian club aAd Cit xena
generally who propose to participate
In tho Hidden aud Cleveland recep.
tions are called 10 meet tonight In
the circuit court room, court house, at
1880 O'Clock tonight.
"A little white girl about Eve
years Old was taken up last night al
No. II Third street. The child was
unable to tell where she lived. She has
on q lsce bonnet, buttoned shoes and
has . blue parasol and a lunch basket.
The Elton ph,nogrsph exhibi.
ton and other attractions at the Fret
Presbyterian church have bean post
poned for one week. on account OF the
reception Of President MADDEN. The
Ladies' Aid society will welcome oil
Its friends on Thursday evening, Dc.
tober Is.
Profit Dole, the negro sta obed In
tho abdomen Saturday night by VIM.
Price, was sent out 10 81. Mays hos
pitsl yesterday. Ia the afternoon
Dire. MeGss and Klophel performed an
operation upon him. They found the
entrails severed and Ia Illumination cot
In. DIR. MCGEE 10 Of the opinion that
Cole will die. Price has not been ar.
rested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
We Have in stock

and will seil for immediate shipment
or delivery
l new IL hos, power Stationary
EnRine and Boiler.
l new 20 nor power Stationary
Eaeine and Boiler.
1 new IL horse POKE. semi.porta-
bl. Eogirs and Boiler.
l new 25-horss power Semi.ports.
BILE Eogins and Boiler.
l new l5.horse piwer Stationary
EogiDe.
l new 20 horse power Stationary
Engine.
l nsE 80 horse power S.alions y
Eogine.
These are Chandler a TAylor's eals.
brs'sd s.ltcontsipsd Phoenix Eu.
sines, the best.
WooDs 4 WotD,,
1872 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
MADE A BIG MISTAKE.
Col. Montgomery as a Tester OF Lapk
Th0r0ug hbseds.
Coi. I'd Corrfsan Tslks-Ihs Great
sss Fall Meeting Memp hiss
Ever Had.

The arrival Of the Corrjsan string at
the track has given an air Of hustle
and activity TO the "Villsge OF
Stsbler," and ~inagurates the prepare.
lions for what gives promise OF being
the NEST successful fall meeting Nom.
phis has ever seen. With Honig's
stable Of cracks 10 arrive on the 18th,
and Morristey's and Green Morris
on the 18th, there will be no lack Of
Sensational race. Mr.. Morris only
last week added to his almost irwin.
chile stable by the purchase Of two
yearlings and q two year old by
Spendtbrif,, at q cost Of over $4,000,
and will bring them TO Memphis,
where this two year old, Golden
Reel willstart for % Of tho club
purses.
THE ONLY o)RRiaAE.
Col. III Corrigan accompanied bis
stable Of horses (thirtsen in number)
TO the city. aud is stopping at the
Peabody. He looks hale and hearty,
and besides being q little weary from
being on the road 20 long with his
horses, tesmed In excellent spirits.
Said he:
~ did not carry my horses 10 Latv-
MIA this year. They had been doing
hard service, and when / took them
nom the Brooklyn track, / shipped
them direct TO Lexington, KY, where
they have been resting until i started
them here. i have thirteen hne
animals with me, and expect them 10
win new honors. From what / can
learn, / think that the coming races
here will be the best the city has ever
had. There will be q great many
horsee, some Of the finest in the coun.
try, Entered. l heard, q day or two
ago, that over hall, II not nearly all Of
the horses at Litonla will be shipped
here"
"Has the season lost drawing TO a
close been q profitable ons TO horse
men ?"
"More 80 than any for fovetal
years, l think. Ia fact, there been
nor money hung up than | believe
i ever saw"
"Hsve you been successful your.
SELF"
"well, l can't complain, for my
horses have held their Sn remarka.
bly, we'll. I'll tell You q little thing
which happerO Oh out at the stables
this afternoon 10 Col. Montgomery
which made him emart for a while
He was walking around among the
horses, and wa inclined TO the opin
ion that they were In lank order, snd, !
O. II 10 see how poor they we're, he In.
nocently pinched tse hide Of one OF
two Of them. When he greeted Ten.
nesseo with q pinch she gently raised
her hind hoof aud warned him away.
Stepping on q little further he came
10 Jenny Tracy, q Of the prettiest
three year Odds yon evef saw. AZ he
gathered an inch or tive OF her
tender skin between his fingers, she
threw her head around and bit him
Just above the waistband Of his pants.
she held him tight, ir he stlll had
hold Of her. l isrked her head away,
and ssk,d him " he was hurt. /
could see that he WAS attempting not
10 exhibit any align OF pain. He jok.
insly remarked; The blArsted hussey
will bite Hsthowed mp, and ncross
his round ahdntrsp VAS n black
bruise about hall a. u Z 10 your hand,
II 10 Sufficient ~ Say that the joyis
colonel did not pinch any more Of my
horsee."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
BELLO! HELLO I. hello!
NO more-Perbsp. Never more.

AciSg In col junction with the
merchants Of Memphis, we have dis
continued the use OF the present tele-
phone; but, for tho convenience OF
our customers and the public in gen.
eral, we have had both the Western
Union and Baltimore & Ohio messen.
ger calls placed In our store, by which
messenger boys can be summoned A.
n moments notice. The public are
invited to use 3ams.
I. 4. MELON 4 Go,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
Turf Notes.

Johnnie Campbell brings the great
Jim Gray, Lshue, Wandefoo ana sov
ersl other "CraekeIjacke," and will
win his share Of the purses.
Dave Raybould's two q isr,ermasier
colts move like race hors.r, and one Of
them worked through the stretch Ina
20 seconds q few days since,
Jockey Mclaughlin and his vile
have separated, the latter takirg thu
children and sl5.0 600 az releasing all
claims 10 her husbands estate.
snapper" Garrison, the well known
Jockey, 10 getting together q iormida.
ole stable, having last week purchased
$4,000 worth OF two year olds.
Eugene Leisb. who wlntered In
Memphis fortwo ~ a,ors, comes back
,galn, and brings Bankrupt, Gold
Flea Avery and other useful
horses.
Paragon, II nothing happens. should
about win the sluyvsssnt stake. II
he should II will be Memphis day, and
the boys will about break the book
makers hearts.
Al the track old Garter Harrison 10
going great guns, and shows no signs
OF his old lamenens. lie will be q sure
starter for the steepleohsse stake, and
n he holds mp is liable 10 prove =
thorn IN the side Of the great 1,nn,b
soc.
IL was TO be hoped that With the
forced sale OF Ascoli the turf had a. en-
the laot OF old man Dick Shea, bat II
seems not, ~ he last week pufchA,ed
from the Hsggius stable tbs hrosn
colt Bcccaecio, by Feohter, for $1,000,
and, IL IL presumed, will PIT him
'over the timber"
Az LatoniS, Thurday, In the third
race, Revoke stumbled and fell The
dus, was 60 thick that the j%1oheys bs
hind d q not see the tocident, aad
Trance, Bella and Bell, q Marion sl
fell. Revoke Was killed and hi'
jsckey, Watson, seriously injured
1eorse Covington wss on Belle oI
Ma''Hu, but fortunately was no. In
jured.
Honis's stable las been N.
sensation Of tho racing ea,on OF 1857
Starting out ~ IL did In the sprils
with obly ore or two fair perform.
ere, II has either purchased o dsvsl'
opsd ovsr : sf a the 'cncks Of thu
year" and With Lelex, Grey CLOUD.
Mamie Hunt, Leo n, Qdeer
Bess. Onnua and Phil Leo the
sable 10 now absolutely invinnible.
No event for yesrs has created suct
a~sspestion IN 'scibg cii ol NJ the rul
Ins OF Of the Elglisn tuii q the Mar
outs Of A%yl-tbuiy, ijimety Lore
savtrnshe l wet CLEARLY proven
that be lai e. atrue I'd his tk,y no
20 win with EHTiii, aud ihotph M,
horse did finally win tho race iiltr
dead heAt,ths Stewards Of the EDslisl
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&c pauied With wind snd pans H.
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daily. l.t,InAl m,dlcine only sno'd.
sd mo temporary relief Iiher com.
ne. cod Supplying Allcock's Pmops
P-etrs, oLe ON tie pit Of tho stcm.
&C aud one below, Just above The
navel. IL = lev houis my pains very
much ara ed In two days my food
appeared ~ are with me. At The
sud nj sr.k | va n,arlv vel, bat
I eiil ron'inn- w'"ting the piasiers
- . pr canton. | ave ntsd alto.
s't'cr ,iI Plsst"rs, aud must ssy they
ale tbe er'Hi Get aud bes' medicine
ever invented. ruoS,.. J. RILsY.